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just a list of shows that made me cry, listed alphabetically, with a comment on what part (if applicable) **not spoiler free**
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1. 4Minutes (Sultrier Version)
Thai Drama - 2024, 8 episodes
My Tonkla :(
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2. 609 Bedtime Story
Thai Drama - 2022, 11 episodes
Largely, this show wasn't that sad. But when Mum finally confessed his love and I realized that Dew, due to the crossing timelines, was heading towards a future where Mum loved him less and less everyday... reader, I *bawled.*
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3. A Tale of Thousand Stars
Thai Drama - 2021, 10 episodes
I was expecting this one to be more of a tearjerker than it actually was, but when Tian kept trying and failing to count the stars? Oh boy.
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4. Century of Love
Thai Drama - 2024, 10 episodes
I was on the edge of tears all of episode 7, only for the wedding photos in the finale to get me. This wasn't a super sad show, but it really did affect me!
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5. I Told Sunset about You
Thai Drama - 2020, 5 episodes
I really think this is the first show I added in the first episode lol... God, the regret and guilt is just palpable in this show. It's heart-wrenching. It's just PP Krit and Billkin, tears in their eyes, and me, watching, also tears in my eyes.
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6. Khemjira
Thai Drama - 2025, 12 episodes
They just love each other so much :(
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7. Minato Shouji Coin Laundry Season 2
Japanese Drama - 2023, 12 episodes
They got me again :( I was being very brave and strong until Shintaro said "You abandoned me."... Ok, that's a lie. They got me several times. But that was the most memorable.
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8. Minato's Laundromat
Japanese Drama - 2022, 12 episodes
I was doing so, so good at not crying. And then Akira made himself cry on the beach and I Lost it. I just want to see that old man happy :(
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9. Moonlight Chicken
Thai Drama - 2023, 8 episodes
Jim and Wen took me apart at the seams in pretty much every single scene. It was definitely a case of right show, right time, and the closing of the Moonlight Chicken was especially hard to watch.
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10. My Stand-In: Uncut
Thai Drama - 2024, 12 episodes
I've been misty eyed several times during this production, but the entirety of Joe's funeral was genuinely such a moving piece of television. All the performances were wonderful and I really, really felt these characters pain.
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11. Playboyy
Thai Drama - 2023, 14 episodes
I know this show made me cry a number of times, but nothing holds a candle to Nont's monologue at his friends when he learns about Nant's suicide and wants to stop searching. Nothing.
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12. TharnType Season 2: 7 Years of Love
Thai Drama - 2020, 12 episodes
Alright, this is a little embarrassing to be honest. But I absolutely did cry when Type became a monk and walked through his town, for once proud and happy to be the center of attention.
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13. The End of the World with You
Japanese Drama - 2023, 8 episodes
This show found new ways to break my heart every episode, but what stands out the most to me is the night that they stay in the cabin and make a fire outside. It is such a good turning point.
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14. Until We Meet Again
Thai Drama - 2019, 17 episodes
I cried pretty much every other episode of this show, but the best cry was definitely when Dean met P'An for the first time. That scene forever holds a very special place in my heart.
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